Top 10 Best Cities in Serbia

Belgrade

Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, lies at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. The city has a rich history that is reflected in its architecture, including landmarks such as the Belgrade Fortress and St. Sava Temple. Belgrade is also known for its lively nightlife and vibrant music scene, which... read more

Novi Sad

Novi Sad is an amazing town with beautiful streets and places to have fun. Great fortress where Exit is held, not crowded, and you can go everywhere on foot.

For me, Novi Sad is better than Belgrade.

It's the best city in Serbia.

Niš

Great city with great history and good, friendly people. A must to visit and see it.

Great city. Everybody should visit.

Kragujevac

Subotica

Zrenjanin

Pančevo

Pančevo is a beautiful, modern, and rich city. It is the 6th largest city in Serbia and the 3rd largest city in Vojvodina, with around 100,000 people living there. Pančevo has one of the largest industrial sectors in Serbia (and had a prominent role in the former Yugoslavia as well). The city is located along two rivers: the Tamiš and the Danube.
The population is predominantly Orthodox Christian (51%, mostly Serbs), with a significant Catholic minority (40%, mostly Hungarians). Here's a more detailed breakdown of the demographics:
Serbs (Orthodox) = 50%
Hungarians (Catholic) = 31%
Slovaks (Catholic) = 11%
Romanians (Orthodox) = 7%
Other = 1%
Pančevo has a variety of sports facilities, including 3 swimming pools, 5 soccer clubs (Dinamo, Železničar, Mladost, Mundial, and Arena), 1 basketball club (Tamiš), and 2 handball clubs (Dinamo, which is a champion of Serbia, and Železničar). There is also a volleyball club, Dinamo, as well as a women's volleyball club, Dinamo, which is also a champion of Serbia.
The city features a sports center with pitches for basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, handball, futsal, cricket, and baseball. There is also an indoor sports hall with courts for basketball, handball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, and indoor swimming pools. Pančevo has 2 soccer academies (Dinamo and Železničar).
The largest soccer stadium is Gradski Stadion, with 16,000 seats (home of Dinamo). Other stadiums include Sportski Park with 10,000 seats (Železničar), Vojlovački Stadion with 8,000 seats (Mladost), Mundial Stadium with 5,000 seats (Mundial), Sodaraški Stadium with 3,000 seats (Arena), and Tamiš Arena with 9,000 seats (basketball club Tamiš). Pančevo also has an aqua park.... read more

Čačak

On holiday here. Beautiful country, and the people are very warm and welcoming. Beautiful. I'll be coming here for many years to come.

Novi Pazar

Great city. Everybody should visit, and good, friendly people. Sandžak heart!

Kraljevo

?

Odžaci

?

Smederevska Palanka

Leskovac

Birthplace of my dad!

Valjevo

The most beautiful city in Serbia. It's enough to say that you can find griffon vultures a couple of kilometers from downtown, in the canyon of the Gradac River.

Sombor

Smederevo

I'm from Novi Sad, but Smederevo is a really cool city in Serbia!

Sremska Mitrovica

Sremski Karlovci

Beautiful town with rich culture and awesome people.

Omoljica

Omoljica is a big village near Pančevo. Omoljica has nearly 10,000 people and the Nadel River. You should visit the city centre, cinema, and the Starčevačko-Omoljički Bridge, which is the "crossbar" between the villages of Omoljica and Starčevo.
Or you can just go and relax in the forest or on the quay near the Nadel River.

Sibnica

Sibnica is a very small village between Belgrade and Pančevo. About 88 people live in Sibnica. You should visit it if you love fishing, and there are some fishing festivals with delicious food. Sibnica is 5 km from Pančevo and 10 km from Belgrade.

Jagodina

Best city to live in. Populated with around 70,000, and most people know each other. So imagine life with approximately 50,000 friends. Rarely found in the world.